Lexi Schwenger
Positions
Master's Student
Graduate Teaching Assistant
History
Contact information
Background
Educational Background
Bachelor of Arts Double Honours in History and English, University of New Brunswick, 2024
Biography
Lexi Schwenger is a graduate student in the Department of History at the University of Calgary. In 2024, she obtained a double honours in History and English at the University of New Brunswick, where she wrote her honours thesis on the Jack the Ripper victims and their representation in literature under the supervision of Dr. Cheryl Fury and Dr. Sarah Maier. She is currently studying female criminals in Nineteenth-century Britain under the supervision of Dr. Warren Elofson.
Research
Areas of Research
Participation in university strategic initiatives
Awards
- Dr. George Self Graduate Scholarship, University of Calgary. 2024
- Belinda Balemans Memorial Prize in History and English, University of New Brunswick. 2024
- Mary McKean Scholarship, University of New Brunswick. 2024
- Ernest Allan Whitebone History Prize, University of New Brunswick. 2023
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